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07-05-2012, 09:59 AM
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Panther
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 182
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Hi. I registered on this forum just to reply on this topic.
I've got Lion 10.7.2 running on AMD. 32-bit only though...
I installed it to another partition from my Snow Leopard, replaced the kernel, added kexts and replaced the Finder.app with the one from DP2.
My boot flags: -legacy arch=i386 npci=0x3000
I use Bronzovka's kernel V4. The system hasn't crashed even single time in few days.
Only problem I've found is with Logic Pro 9, it crashes for some unknown reason...
But now I'm interested in 64-bit. I have Phenom II 965. I've read few pages of this topic and it seems to be pretty damn hard to get the kernel running in 64. So, what blocks the 64 bit? Is the kernel compiled only for 32/i386?
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Your CPU is the problem why 64 bit will not work.
To run 64 bit kernel your CPU has to support SSSE3 instructions, and yours doesnīt support that.
So if you like to run 64 bit (userland, not kernelmode) you have to stay on Snow Leopard.
Donīt know it for sure (because i donīt know the error log), but much apple software need SSSE3 instructions too (like Final Cut X).
And i could imagine thats the same for logic but to be sure you have to post the log.
Last edited by wastez; 07-05-2012 at 10:02 AM.
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